51¶¯Âþ

chemistry

New Scientist Default Image

Life

Extreme bacteria run chemistry of life in reverse

It survives on a food so unrewarding it needs help disposing of its waste, but its genome has now been sequenced

51¶¯Âþ

New Scientist Default Image

Physics

The Periodic Table: Elements the style! by Adrian Dingle and Simon Basher

Books & Arts

New Scientist Default Image

Life

Genetic chemistry – a new science?

Uncategorized

New Scientist Default Image

Unexpected twist for tubular carbon

Uncategorized

New Scientist Default Image

Environment

Aerosol hazard to atmospheric ozone

Uncategorized

New Scientist Default Image

Physics

Antiworld flashes into view

Uncategorized

New Scientist Default Image

Selling chemistry to a new generation

Careers

New Scientist Default Image

Physics

Green chemistry gets the Nobel nod

51¶¯Âþ

New Scientist Default Image

Atom-swapping reaction wins chemistry Nobel

51¶¯Âþ

New Scientist Default Image

Recipe for a test tube generation

Young talent is badly needed if the US's chemical industry is to regroup successfully. Tim Lougheed investigates

Careers

Physics

Cartoon Guide to Chemistry by Larry Gonick & Craig Criddle

Books & Arts

Physics

Encyclopedia of Biological Chemistry edited by W Lennarz and M D Lane

Books & Arts

The 1702 Chair of Chemistry at Cambridge edited by Mary Archer and Christopher Haley

Books & Arts

Rainer Glaser, professor of chemistry, University of Missouri-Columbia

Books & Arts

Piano Exit Overlay Banner Mobile Piano Exit Overlay Banner Desktop